The European Real Estate Society (ERES) was established in 1994 to create a structured and permanent network between real estate academics and professionals across Europe. ERES is dedicated to promoting and advancing the field of real estate research throughout Europe. Incorporating many national property research societies, academic researchers and real estate practitioners, our activities, such the annual conference, the industry seminars, education seminars and publications provide a forum for information flow and debate on research issues. ERES is a non-profit organisation affiliated with the International Real Estate Society, an organisation giving us an even wider contact base in real estate. This site is designed not only to provide an overview of our organisation, but also to serve as a powerful resource for our members. To do so, academic and industry information about conferences, courses and initiatives of interest for their members are collected among their pages. An intranet is available to an easier interaction between members and the ERES organization.
The objectives of ERES are: - To encourage research and promote education in real estate and closely allied areas, especially in European Countries. - To improve communication and exchange information in real estate and allied matters among college/university faculty members and practitioners who are teaching or engaging in research in property, real estate and land use. - To facilitate the association of academic, practising professional, and research persons in the area of real estate and closely allied areas. - To encourage professionalism in practices related to real estate and closely allied areas as well as other activities promoting the purposes of the foundation. - To organise events where researchers and educators in the broad area of real estate can interact. - To organise events where researchers and decision-makers from both academia and practice can exchange their views with respect to the research needs in the field of real estate, but also discuss the best ways of using research results to enhance decision-making in the field to promote in any other feasible way the development of real estate research and education in Europe.
